... CATHOLIC EMANCIPATION. Lord Lorton has addressed the subjoined letter to bis tenantry upon the Boyle and Rockingham estates : Having observed, for some time past, the very Strenous efforts that are making to pervert your understandings, and, finally, ...

... CATHOLIC EMANCIPATION have it from authority, upon which can rely, that this question will have majority at the very lowest of forty in the present House Commons, and some speculate so high sixty. The former number, however, is now ascertained the least ...

... CATHOLIC EMANCIPATION Sir JOHN NEWPORT said, he had to present several petitions, praying the House to grant the emancipation of their Irirh Catholic fellow-tuhjects; and he would not conceal from the House his conviction, that until they were adnriitied ...

... CATHOLIC EMANCIPATION, We hold the peculiar and distinguishing tenets and practices of the Roman Catholic Church, be so wholly at variance with reason and common sense, and so utterly repugnant to the true spirit of the Gospel, that our wonder that it ...

... CATHOLIC EMANCIPATION. understand, from unquestionable authority that the late debates and divisions upon the Catholic question have made an upon the mind Mr. Perceval and his fellow Ministers, to the force of the conviflion of the rights of the Catholics ...

... CATHOLIC EMANCIPATION BILL. The followm- is a summary the Bill broiijrht into the House of Commons on Wednesday night, and read a first time : —The Bill first declares that the Protestant succession, and the Protestant Episcopal Church of England and ...

... ROMAN CATHOLIC EMANCIPATION- THE CHAMPION.' HH drawetA oue the thread of his ,arbosity finep than the 4staple of hisa.rgaeent.-Lovia`8 LAeour LOST. c The Northern Whig, which, on Thursday last, at -the foot or the altar in Donegall-street Chapel, ...

... ON THE THIRir ItBADINO OP THE CATHOLIC EMANCIPATION BILL —MAT 10, 1825. MAJORITY. Abercrombie, Hn. J. Gordon, R. Rice, T. S. Acland, SirT. D. Graham, Sandford Ridley, Sir M. W. Allen, J. 11. Gower, Lord F. L. Rebar ts, A. W. Althorp, Viscount Grant, Rt ...

... Union, and of catholic emancipation, and of that terrible man, Daniel O’Connell—but they said nothing about tithes, for they cannot compel the people to satisfied with that most unchristian impost. The reformer, of the North will not deluded into support ...

... Trice Four-pence. the alteration of the settlement that was made when the Catholic emancipation act passed? (.Hear.) If lhl«, then, was the case on the one side, be would ask gentlemen opposite whether they did not go back from the corauact when they ...

... any success. Wheu the measure of catholic emancipation was brought forward Lords Grey and Grenville, it was brought loiward oil the ground of concession aud security ituu it stated those eminent persons that the catholic prelates and ample would accede ...

... Without nnderralalng Mr. O'Conneira exertion* in the cause of Catholic emancipation, map be allowed *ay ■ that ha vary much orer-rate* them if he auppoee*, the ■ •trength them, that merely ** agitating” be it llkelp about any mmlt which chooae* to aim ...